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What channels do you operate on?

will85w4

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Apr 12, 2010
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Just interested to see what channels everyone operates on...maybe we can attempt some contact(s) soon...

I've mostly been on 36, 38, & 39 LSB as these seem to be the most active SSB channels I have heard since I've had my radio setup.
 

Just interested to see what channels everyone operates on...maybe we can attempt some contact(s) soon...

I've mostly been on 36, 38, & 39 LSB as these seem to be the most active SSB channels I have heard since I've had my radio setup.
38 lsb from cali is going here now, 9:52 mst
 
Will85W4:

38LSB is the standard and agreed upon 'call channel' for CB/11 meters. This means that if one makes a contact on 38LSB, that it is best to move your conversation to an adjacent channel or to 'QSY'. Otherwise, it gets jammed up pretty fast.

MackM:

BTW - I'm in Iowa for the next week or three. Do you get any NW Iowa in your radio where you are in CO? Be listin for ya. I'm 'World Radio one-one'.
 
Will85W4:

38LSB is the standard and agreed upon 'call channel' for CB/11 meters. This means that if one makes a contact on 38LSB, that it is best to move your conversation to an adjacent channel or to 'QSY'. Otherwise, it gets jammed up pretty fast.

MackM:

BTW - I'm in Iowa for the next week or three. Do you get any NW Iowa in your radio where you are in CO? Be listin for ya. I'm 'World Radio one-one'.
From time to time I do, will listen for ya on da band. wr-43 or 43 northeast Colorado.
 

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